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Another new addition to the Falcon coaching
staff is Jesse Juarez, who had a great deal
of success while competing at the community
college level. After graduating from North
Torrance High School, where he was an
All-American at 171 pounds and finished
second in the CIF Championships and seventh
in the national tournament, Juarez
transferred to Golden West College. As a
freshman in 2000, he placed seventh at the
state championships, but went on to win the
184-pound state championship in 2001 and was
named the South Wrestler of the Year. While
in high school, Juarez was a three-time
freestyle National Team Member and was
selected as a National High School Coaches
Association (NHSCA) All-American.
Juarez then moved on to
Montana State University-Northern, where he
was a two-time NAIA All-American and won the
national championship at 184 pounds in 2005.
He placed fifth as a junior and concluded
his collegiate career by earning Academic
All-American honors.
He started his coaching
career at Montana State University-Northern
upon graduation and helped coach the team to
a fourth place finish in the national
championships and has spent the last two
years coaching at North Torrance High, where
they went on to win the CIF Championship one
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